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Published: Dec 03 2008 / 15:20

Spam on the Web is one of the biggest threats to a modern Web developer. The "bad guys" become more and more sophisticated every year in how to vandalize and proliferate ads over any Web 2.0 page they can grasp. This two-part installment provides a thorough guide to anti-spam techniques. This first article explains how to assess whether a visitor is a spammer and how to organize site workflow to discourage spam.
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bloid replied ago:

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> The nonce test

I assume that in the rest of the world, this word doesn't mean what it means in the UK...

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Peter Stofferis replied ago:

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Indeed, nonce seems to be a tricky word to use:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonce

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